## README

### CyberLaw I version 1.0

Contents:
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL COURSE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
KEYSTROKE ACCESSIBILITY NOTES
NETWORK/WEB INSTALLATION

#### INTRODUCTION

1. This course is designed to be run as Web-based training. It is accessible through Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator browsers.
2. The course provides DoD lawyers an introduction to Internet operations and an increase ability to recognize and properly analyze legal issues in cyberspace.
3. Each page in this course stream down completely before they begin. In the case of a slow network connection, download times for larger pages may be on the order of a two minutes. A few pages contain smaller linked files which download upon selection, possibly introducing some lag time before play.
4. Web links in the resources were operational on October 27, 2004.

#### GENERAL COURSE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Place the CD into the CD-ROM drive. If you have a Macromedia Flash 6 plugin installed, the course may be run by accessing the index.html file through a Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer browser.
2. If you do not have a Netscape browser, or the Flash Player, or a connection to the Internet, this CD contains an installation file for Netscape 7.0 and for Macromedia Flash Player 6.0.79 located in the support folder on the CD. In the support folder, double click on the file named NSSetupB.exe in the Netscape7_0FullInstall folder and follow the directions to install Netscape 7.0. When that is complete, double click on the file named flashplayer6_netscape.exe in the support folder to install Macromedia Flash Player version 6.0.79.

(NOTE: If you have file extensions turned off, you will not see the .exe.)

This version of the Flash Player will not work with Internet Explorer, and does not use ActiveX. When installing the Flash Player, be sure to choose Netscape 7.0 as the browser to receive the plug-in. Verify installation by opening Netscape and typing about:plugins in the Location field. You should see Flash version 6.0.79 listed as one of the plugins.
3. If you use assistive technology, such as a screen reader, parts of the course are formatted in HTML. D-links are descriptive links for the Flash movie. Alternative text, or Alt-tag, is provided for every image on the web page.
4. The course provides "Show Text" panels that present the audio part of the course. The "Show Text" is also accessible through keyboard commands.
5. When printing the "end of course" certificate, select landscape mode on your printer.

#### KEYSTROKE ACCESSIBILITY NOTES

A large portion of the course is keyboard accessible. However, not all browser versions behave the same. In all browsers, the user must click on the top or bottom bars of the screen at least once in order for keypresses to function properly. Here are instructions and exceptions for some versions of Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE).

General: | Browser windows that the course opens, such as Glossary or Resources, can be closed by pressing Alt + F4. In Netscape, the TAB key can be used to sequence through selections on these screens. In the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser, the user must hit the enter key to execute the Key Access Codes.
Questions: | When viewing the course in Netscape, the TAB key will sequence through the answers for each question. It will also access the "Review," and "Return" buttons.

See the end of the file for Keyboard Access codes used throughout the course.
Accessibility of the course is addressed in the course navigational instructions.
If a mouse is available, users with impaired vision may "right click" on the course screen, and select the Flash "Zoom In" as required to magnify the screen. Selecting "Show All" returns to the normal sizing.

#### Key Access Codes

Skip Intro | Tab
Yes | Tab
No | Tab
Perpetual Buttons:
Menu | Alt + m
Glossary | Alt + g
Resources | Alt + r
Show Text | Alt + s
Site Map | Alt + i
Help | Alt + h
Exit | Alt + x
Previous Page | Alt + k
Next Page | Alt + n
Question Pages:
Answer Choices | Alt + a through e
Back (to question) | Alt + k
Close Feedback | Alt + F4
Other Controls:
Replay | F5

Access key letters are underlined in the word within the button. If the keystroke control is not clear, check this README file.

#### NETWORK/WEB INSTALLATION

1. To install the course on a network, place the highest level files in the network home or target directory. Copy the lower level directories to the same relative position in the file structure.
2. If you are operating with ActiveX disabled because of mobile code restrictions, and want to run this course over a network, use Netscape Navigator as your browser, rather than Internet Explorer. Flash uses ActiveX when played on IE.